Seriously, what is going on here?
Wednesday 29 January 2014
The bank worker who died (click here) after falling from the roof of JP Morgan's European headquarters in Canary Wharf on Tuesday morning has been named as Gabriel Magee, a senior IT programmer.
The 39-year-old American had been at the investment banking giant for 10 years in New York and London, working his way up to become a vice president in CIB Technology. Colleagues and friends expressed shock at his death.
Mr Magee plunged from the top of the 500ft European headquarters of the investment bank at 8am, at the peak of the financial district's rush hour. He landed on the roof of a ninth-floor podium of the building at 25 Bank Street and was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics....
Staging a death in display of the employer screams out loud to the motive. It is fairly obvious. At least they are not involving other lives.
MUMBAI | NEW DELHI: Shares of Tata Motors (click here) reacted sharply to the news of the death of Karl Slym, it's managing director and the man widely seen as driving the effort to turn around the company's faltering domestic business. The scrip closed down 6.13 per cent at Rs347.80.
New details also emerged on Monday of the circumstances surrounding Slym's death, with Thai police saying the 51-year-old may have committed suicide....
Suicides do promote more suicides. That is a fact. If a suicide appears in the media, there will be others that mimics it. I would NOT pass this information around in the companies. Companies do have security issues, right? This is one of them. The deaths need to be reported to authorities, but, the companies need to work with a government agency of some kind to stop this mess. But, stop passing the news around.
By Daily Mail Reporter
Russell Investments chief economist Mike Dueker (click here) was found dead Thursday, and police said it appeared he had taken his own life by jumping from a ramp near the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State.
His death is the latest in a series of untimely deaths among finance workers and business leaders around the world this past week.
An officer who knew Dueker was missing in the area spotted the body about 8:30 a.m. at the base of a 40- to 50-foot embankment for a Highway 16 ramp, Pierce County sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said....
Wednesday 29 January 2014
The bank worker who died (click here) after falling from the roof of JP Morgan's European headquarters in Canary Wharf on Tuesday morning has been named as Gabriel Magee, a senior IT programmer.
The 39-year-old American had been at the investment banking giant for 10 years in New York and London, working his way up to become a vice president in CIB Technology. Colleagues and friends expressed shock at his death.
Mr Magee plunged from the top of the 500ft European headquarters of the investment bank at 8am, at the peak of the financial district's rush hour. He landed on the roof of a ninth-floor podium of the building at 25 Bank Street and was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics....
Staging a death in display of the employer screams out loud to the motive. It is fairly obvious. At least they are not involving other lives.
MUMBAI | NEW DELHI: Shares of Tata Motors (click here) reacted sharply to the news of the death of Karl Slym, it's managing director and the man widely seen as driving the effort to turn around the company's faltering domestic business. The scrip closed down 6.13 per cent at Rs347.80.
New details also emerged on Monday of the circumstances surrounding Slym's death, with Thai police saying the 51-year-old may have committed suicide....
Suicides do promote more suicides. That is a fact. If a suicide appears in the media, there will be others that mimics it. I would NOT pass this information around in the companies. Companies do have security issues, right? This is one of them. The deaths need to be reported to authorities, but, the companies need to work with a government agency of some kind to stop this mess. But, stop passing the news around.
By Daily Mail Reporter
Russell Investments chief economist Mike Dueker (click here) was found dead Thursday, and police said it appeared he had taken his own life by jumping from a ramp near the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State.
His death is the latest in a series of untimely deaths among finance workers and business leaders around the world this past week.
An officer who knew Dueker was missing in the area spotted the body about 8:30 a.m. at the base of a 40- to 50-foot embankment for a Highway 16 ramp, Pierce County sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said....
